The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

Sparks still goes unhung.
Italian weather at the Springs.
NJ. E. Church dedication ON Sunday
Watermelons and busted vcst-but.
tons.
A fresh stock of dry goods has lust
been opened up at Fargo's.
Clover Bill we are informed has dom
ned female apparel down in Nebraska,
and is performing the crazy act.
The estimated damage to Rapid City
from the recent hail-storm that visited
that place will reach $4,000. The
damaged property was principally
glass and cllimneys.
DIR. +. H. Houghton. so we are in
formed will occupy the building for
merly held by Dr.. Fuller. and will
engage in the practice of dentistry for
a short period.
Hot Springs during court week, had
very animated appearance, an,; the
merchants wore those sunny smiles for
which they are so provcrbial, when
there is continual ginglc of sllcckels
dropping into the till.
Try Crane Brothers if You want a
bargain in groceries fresh from the
market.
I'd. Phernetton has received Jewell
crs apparatus and is now prepared
to clean and repair watches and clocks
and manufacture lockets, charms, etc,
from native stone. of which he already
has some fine specimens.
The rush for Hos Springs would seem
to- have fairly set in. as we are inform
ed that no less than forty persons EN-
route for that place came into Buffalo
Gap on Wednesday mornings west
bound train.--Cwstcr Chronicle.
| The best assurance we can give to
those contemplating visit to the Hot
Springs of Dakota, are the expressions
of entire satisfaction by the untold
numbers who have been to them and
obtained relief. The multitude that
comes pouring in is sufficient evidence
of the merits of these springs.
The Minneapolis Exposition will b,
oeyond question the most attractive en-
libit Of arts and M sch anisn ever
brought together under one roof in the
West. Every inch of available space
in the immense huilding has already
been taken. although there stillremains
several weeks before the final opening,
Let men of every trade and creed.
our kindly admoMit;oM heed. and buy
corn. oats and chicken feed. flour. meal
and everything you need, at FAlsGO's
l'llE OTHER LoRsArE.
The question of the legality Of issu-
ing bonds for court house and iail
did not reach the court in time for /,
decision, and the consequences are that
we are no nearer solution of the diff
Guilty than before. Well, in fact IL Jail
isn't of much consequence any how.
Lon has just received a new herd law
and can round EN- up when wanted
We are in receipt of letter from
MIR. G. IL. Blnme, leader of the Rapid
City Orchestra. in which he states that
it is his intention to give concert and
ball at this place in the near future, ut
which, the entire orchestra will b.
present. This orchestra is second I,
none in the territory, and we arc
assured that they will be favored witt!
q crowded house.
Some parties took an excursion t.
the falls on Monday in one of Petty
Bros. livery carriages and whilst they
were Inspecting the wonders and b.au
ties of the falls, the horses took friyh,
and lit out down the road, making kin
ding wood of the carriage, bnt other
w Sc no farther damage was done: i
was fortunate no one was in the car
riage at the time, or serious result.
would have followed.
Crane Bros. are in receipt cf fresl
canned goods of the best brands ever,
day.
All doubts as to the efficacy Of tles.
waters to heal. are disSipatcd. and all
that now remains to he done, is to pub
lisl the fact to the world. Already
the effect of advertising is having it,
returns by the incessant flow of health
seekers who flock here. and no othe.
method will bring the knowledge of it.
attractions to the outside world so sue
cessfully as through the mclum of the
press. Don't forget that.
We have received copy Of til,
Soutlte,M Trade journal anil Printers
Opportunity, published monthly al
Louisville. and Cincinnati. aud find il
to be one of the most interesting an,
instructive journals of the kind that il
has ever been onr pleasure to perusa
II is ably edited. carefully compiled
rep!ctr With items os absorbing inter
est to all members of the craft and i.
model Of typographical neatness.
A Pioneer Press special Of Jul,
3Oth. brings the sad intelligence of 4
fearful tornado at David City. Neb.
which struck tie place with such vio
lence as to cause great destruction
There were some people killed and
quite a number injured. The estima
ted loss to the town was from 81 ,OUl
to 100000. The wind also struck /:
train of boarding cars on the +. r. {
NJ. v. extension track and threw tn,
sleepers down the grade.
William Cook. the unfortunate vic
tim of the shooting affair that occurred
some time since, an account of which
was given in the STAR. died on Satur
day last at about O'Clock p. NJ. 4
few days ago his case was considered :
liopcfu! onn. and he was able to be upor